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Frederick Elwell | Queen Victoria Square, Kingston upon Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire HU1 3RA England

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This is a storytelling piece in which the young woman in the painting is crouched over a storage trunk next to her wedding dress. Her face is tucked closely into her arms conveying the message that she is clearly in distress or in grief. The story behind this painting is about this young woman mourning the loss of the man she was due to marry.

The connection between the theme and this painting is quite clear, this woman mourns her deceased fiance. She is dressed in black and the room looks solemn which tells us a lot about the tone.

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This painting is a visual of what an ofrenda for Dia De Los Muertos looks like. This painting was chosen for this theme because at the end of life there is sorrow. Life doesn't always give happiness it is sometimes mournful and that plays a big part in the journey of ones life.

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Pietro Perugino (Città della Pieve, Perugia 1448 circa – Fontignano, Perugia 1523) | https://www.uffizi.it/en/artworks/lamentation-over-the-dead-christ

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This painting is a depiction of the Christ' being taken down from his cross by his followers. There is the Baptist and Mary his mother among others surrounding him in mourning.

Relating to the theme is the Christ' mother and followers surrounding him crouching over in sadness. We can also see the various people bowing their heads in prayer.

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This painting depict Ivan the terrible holding his deceased son in shock. This piece is the aftermath of the tsar ivan killing his son out of wrath.

This relates to the theme in the way that the Tsar Ivan's sadness and other emotions as a whole are captured. This painting beautifully presents Ivan's agony as he holds his son in shock and remorse.

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This piece is a work of Picasso in which he created during the Blue Period. In which we know is a period in which blues were being used in order to depict sadness and sorrow. This piece was created to represent what Picasso himself experienced. To be poor, penniless something that Picasso sympathized with.

In relation to this theme is essentially mourning ones own life. We can mourn different things not just death; Picasso's painting clearly depicts the mourning of not living. The old man is essentially mourning the circumstances of his life.

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This is a grieving piece created by Paul Cezanne. Despite this piece being a representation of grief it is not the grief in which one goes through because of death but rather because of the failures in ones life. This painting was created to represent the artists own grieving in light of his failures and losses in his career.

The connection between this piece and the theme is clear. Mourning isn't always for the loss of another person but it can be for the losses in life. Things that Paul Cezanne lost is a great example; such as his career in which he felt as though he failed in.

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Peter Fendi | Historisches Museum der Stadt Wien, Vienna

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This painting depicts a family receiving word that their father/husband has passed in battle. The messenger present grief in his posture and expression as well as the mother who carries her sleeping child while weeping.

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Gustav Dore | Musée d'art Roger-Quilliot, Clermont-Ferrand.

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This painting is the depiction of a circus family. The mother and father sit by wait and watch their child slide into deaths doors because of a head injury. We can see the grief in the fathers eyes and in the animals in which surround the child and its family.

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A grieving woman dressed in black, teary eyes and flushed face; conveys the message that she had possibly been crying. Her holding the handkerchief symbolizes her effort to hold herself and her world together.

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This painting by Maxim Vorobiev is very different compared to his other works. Most works by Maxim depict seascapes, landscapes and countryside views. However, in light of his wife's death he captured the shock and pain of losing a loved one. This painting perfectly presents grief from the colors used to the lone oak tree. This painting is a metaphor depicting the sudden death of a loved one; hence the lightning.